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Methodology
Our intellectual and critical design project: the essays, digital works, and governance framework that turn critique into buildable practice. It is the engine beneath every program.
Reckoning in Pixels begins from the premise that the systems shaping our environments were authored — zoning maps, financing schemes, exhibition walls — and that authorship can be answered. RIP is how we do the answering: rigorous, critical, and oriented toward building rather than only naming.
It spans written scholarship, digital and visual works, and an internal methodology manual that keeps the practice honest across projects.
The method moves through evidence, interpretation, community authorship, and reinvestment. Findings are never the end point — they feed decisions about what gets built and who controls it, and revenue generated recirculates back into the community per our fixed allocation.
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RIP is governed, not improvised. It operates within our adopted policies — fundraising compliance, digital-asset rules, public-art guidelines — and its internal manual sets standards for evidence, attribution, and community consent.
The reinvestment rule
All revenue generated through RIP-connected fundraising, including the Food Guardians collection, follows a fixed, policy-mandated allocation. No profit is distributed.